Sub 2 was not in my vocabulary 3 years ago when I started in Real Estate, now Sub 2 or buying subject to its existing financing is a common term I use daily!

He does a fantastic job of giving you tips and tricks to remember all of the vocabulary you'll need to memorize. 

Take that out of your vocabulary.

You can learn investing vocabulary there (if you're not familiar already), meet potential partners, and get recommendations from active investors for local brokers, contractors, lenders, etc.

Lenza M. has a well versed vocabulary with a great future ahead of him.

So not only are local municipalities not allowed to require OO on an ADU, based on this section they may allow JADUs but are required to require OO on a JADU.I'd be happy to be discuss an alternate interpretation on these sections...I'm not an attorney, so I'm sure there are some legal vocabulary and context type discussions that can be had here.

This ranges from a quote that resonated with me, to formulas/rules I want to memorize, and foundational vocabulary and concepts.

Especially in any place where you picked up the vocabulary employed in your post. 

So good reits where you can generate growth and income while learning the ins and outs of real estate and the vocabulary is a good idea. 

Understanding vocabulary and perceptions will solve your problems.PortlandOregon.govSmall homes go big: Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) development soars in Portland https://www.portlandoregon.gov/bps/article/484726Portland leads the rest of the state follows.